Leam·ing·ton Spa
/ˌlemɪŋtən ˈspɑː/
/ˌlemɪŋtən ˈspɑː/
- a spa town (= a town where there are springs of mineral water considered to be healthy to drink) in Warwickshire, England. In the late 18th century it became a fashionable place for upper-class people to meet, and Queen Victoria gave it the title of 'Royal Leamington Spa' in 1838.
皇家利明顿温泉（Leamington Spa）：英格兰沃里克郡的温泉镇。在18世纪晚期，这里成为了上流社会人士聚会的时尚场所，维多利亚女王在1838年将其命名为“皇家皇家利明顿温泉”。